TikTok's Tallie Dar: Jihadi Agenda Revealed - Erasing Israel, Spreading Sharia, Attacking Christianity, Islamizing the West (Video)

In the realm of social media, TikTok’s Jihadi influencer Talha Dar, widely known as ‘Tallie Dar,’ has amassed a considerable following of 1.4 million by sharing videos that offer a glimpse into his Islamic lifestyle. However, the troubling content posted by this self-proclaimed Islamic influencer has sparked controversy, as he boldly expresses Sharia-adherent radical views and hatred toward non-Muslims as well as Muslims who do not adhere to Islam.

Tallie Dar, born on February 3, 1996, is a Pakistani who spent his formative years in Saudi Arabia despite being born in South Africa. In 2018, at the age of 21, he made a significant move that he described as a monumental decision for himself and his family, choosing Canada over the suggestions to study in his Islamic homeland, Pakistan, or his birthplace, South Africa, for purportedly “easier struggles.”

His journey brought him to Canada, where he pursued higher education at the University of Guelph, a decision he described as a monumental one for both himself and his family.

Over the year, Tallie Dar’s online presence has continued to take an even more religious or sharia-adherent turn, raising concerns. The Muslim influencer has been seen erasing Israel off the map, expressing strong anti-Jewish sentiments. Adding to the gravity of his actions, he boldly comments that there will be peace when Israel is wiped off the map and replaced by Palestine —a disturbing declaration that intensifies the alarming nature of his online rhetoric.

Furthermore, he openly endorsed the Islamic practice of having multiple wives. A Muslim man can marry as many as four women at a time and have sexual relations with an unspecified number of slaves as well. Muhammad was allowed the “special case” of eleven wives at one time. (Quran (4:3), Quran (4:129), Quran (66:5)).

Dar uses his social media influence to pressure Muslim women to wear Sharia coverings. Under Islamic Sharia law, the hijab is an expression of the suppression and subjugation of women and is used as a tool to persecute women by their male counterparts.

Quran 24:31 commands women to cover so thoroughly as to reduce their capacity to provoke temptation and to hide their “adornments.” If a woman does not entirely cover, then she is fair game to be “abused” (Quran 33:59).

As the Islamic scholar Dr. Bill Warner explains, “Most people see the hijab as religious or cultural, but the hijab is a symbol of the Sharia and has a very political meaning.” Thus, the hijab in the West is not about modesty or fashion but a hate symbol and a commitment to Islamic Law (Sharia).

In videos, Dar makes it clear that Muslim men must not shake women’s hands. This reflects the lower standing of women in Islam and endorses a view of women as inferior. Islam’s intrinsic devaluing of women. Islam teaches that a woman is worth less than a man. Men are in charge of women, according to the words of Muhammad and the Quran.

Unsurprisingly, he has also expressed disdain toward Christians. Unbelievers are described by Muhammad (in the Quran) as “the vilest of animals” and “losers.” Allah hates Christians and Jews to the extent that they are destined for eternal doom as a result of their beliefs. The Quran plainly dictates that they can not be taken as friends by Muslims. Islam is very clear in teaching that there is no equality between believers and unbelievers and, hence, no basis for friendship, which is a relationship between peers. Those who do not profess Muhammad are intended to exist in subjugation to those who do, then spend eternity in Hell. 

The controversial influencer dismisses the notion that there are various interpretations of Islam, asserting that there is only one true version. This perspective aligns with his adherence to Sharia, the Islamic legal system governing the political, social, and moral duties of faithful Muslims.

Dar’s promotion of Sharia and his alignment with radical views underscore the clash between his beliefs and Western values. Islam, as presented objectively in the Quran, Hadith, and Sira, forms the basis of his ideology. Sharia is not optional but a prescribed set of rules derived from religious texts.

Additionally, Dar actively advocates for the expansion of Islam’s influence, celebrating countries like Somalia, where non-Muslims live under constant threat of death. In Somalia, Islam is the state religion, and converting to another religion is illegal. The Muslim group al-Shabaab openly declares its intention to rid Somalia of all Christians, and those suspected of following the faith face the risk of immediate execution. Many Christians in Somalia are forced to meet in secret, if at all, and are prohibited from owning Bibles due to the extreme persecution they endure.

It’s important to note that Tallie Dar’s expressions of animosity and his alignment with Islamic ideologies raise concerns about the impact of such influencers on the broader social fabric. The clash between his views and Western values highlights the ongoing challenge of navigating the influence Islam and Islamic immigrants have on democratic societies.

Tallie Dar has not come to the West to integrate; instead, the purpose of Islamic migration, known as hijrah, is the expansion of Islam through emigration. He is following the example of Muhammad, his religious, political, and military leader, and his followers from Mecca to Medina. His goal is to shape the host country into a place that attracts more Islamic migrants. Muslim migrants do not aim to assimilate into Western host countries; their objective is to transform those nations into Islamic entities.